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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25

4s. their lives. viii nsysS return e
Il az not ssi
sss Gsy i% assss q sS
gs ysS S1 fSayy SS ssE
other IS, and both are quito comedy but had
the reputation OF being unchaste, One night,
ssSu or nd nsZ wiz d 70
barred backs. Three days later they left. 49,,
GOT drunk. and used Language, In addressing
re debtor ; that was very g1p lea to the
pers tied him to tree and gave him 80 lashes.
wSlpsS 20 Sard tso night
was cut into q half an inch, I saw seven such
gsshe M, hs Tas charged with being too tardy
Seven White Caps attempted to. chastise. q
says, he refused. to loan neiehbor some seod
But no until ssg Saa Sroesn s s
T9s S9 Si Of hls right arm with clubs and
lshed By Whito Caps because he did not work.
af A aolk ySsEn Tsss s ed Sd st.
shan sSs sf o% te s a se as build and
-
because he would not quit visiting q lady in the
Luke 10 Q widower without children. and the
lady is spinster and her character is FIRE.
proachable. Luke declares that some one Of
the White Gaps wants her for her moneys sake.
Frank Smith, son of q saddler Of English, has
Just been through tho White Cap threshing
machine land he looks like IT. because he
didn't work to suit them.
William Landreas. q Commissioner Of Oraw-
ford county. was notified to change his course
In Q certain way. Like the man OF sense he is,
Joe Mcdonald didn't ind q farm to suit him,
and moved several times In year. He will
not move again until he RECEIVERS from White
Can whipping, and probably not then, as he
has been notified to stay In one house.
Bud Brown Valene stands up and eats his
meals of the wall bracket. He doesn't know
eclous that he was.
/ met o man to-day moving his family on
big, wagon. Asked where he was going, he
rotten country. ,Gapf raise anything but
hill down here" ! have. heard since from
trustworthy authority that he was class leader
IN church somewhere down on tho river, and
his name is Boswick. He was profane and
wicked out Of church. but saint In. So one
night the White Caps caught him and made
him pray from dark to daylight. Then they
whipped him, shaved his head. and with
knife cut Q cross In his bare scalp. It Is no
wonder that he wanted to leave the country.
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Prov tAe omaAa World.

Omaha Man--Hellol You must have made
ten strike aome where. DtAmondA Ell
ChicaEo AAn-les I've done arst rate lately. Iionsd
the Anarchist Society.
What good did that do Joa Z"
Gave me chance TO make money. and made H.
plles OF It."
-Bslns q member was able to gss psisilsssA ysa
know"
:, i,ss privilege e q. ss s-aa .ssaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
An Aatl.Pover,y Fair.

The Anti-Poyerty Society has signed q lease
OF MADISON square Garden for two weskA beginning
VII give ball 70 raise tunds for the United Labor
s9;.lI ns " Tqmsn o. ne Anti r9ysty are dividing
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COhnESFONDENCE.
Rivee, Brule Co. D. T.
To the Editor Of Tue Graphic:

Rivee, Brule Co. D. T.
To the Editor Of Me Graphic:
Our nice weather got
showed under and has stopped seeding
for time-Nine young bloods got on q
rampage the other night and played . few
tricks on John Altwickcr and and Nick
Bloesen by taking off their wagons and
tearing them TO pieces. and scattering the
parts in many places over the prairies.
II the scattered material is not speedily
replaced there will be sadness coming to
the boys, as the names Of all Of the party
are known, but we prefer to Withhold
them, at present At least. hoping that
they will never hereafter rerest the like
again, thereby laying themselves amen
able to the law and furnishing good
name-Thc new township officers met at
the Center school house last Friday, gave
bonds, and assumed their official dutles,
and now the township is in good hands
and success is sure to foliox--A petition
is being circulated for u bridge ACROSS
the creek ncSr the Center school house,
which is mach needed, as there has been
two weeks or more this spring that the
teacher and many Of the scholars could
not reach the school house on account Of
not having q proper crossing-Nrs. \.
A. Abbott. our efficient teacher. h giving
good satisfaction both to pupils and pat.
roDs. Size enters into her work with
might sad main. Her fourth and pres
ent term closes - two weaks-d. L.
Plum,ner wintered oae hundred and fifty
head of cattle and lost only oas All we
vast to be successful In cattle raising in
Dakota, is good feed aud plenty Of il.
good shedding and proper aud judicious
care-C. p, Savage has moved from the
Harrison place to the Adams farm. 70 BE-
nearer to his own farm George
Ohlson spoken OF in the last article as .
''yosng man" is over fifty years Of age
-Springstime is the tine to lay the
foundation for . good crop. Let the
farmer see 70 il that he does his part.
that be has good clean ssed; that The
ground is weu psslverized; that the grain
Is we'll covered: good depth; cad after,
If possible. give the ground . good roll
ing with = heavy roller. for the soil well
pressed will hold moisture much better,
as We know BY experience.
PSzRoA
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W. A. Work. eec'y of the Iowa Trsv,
cling Mems Association. says: Il re.
gard Chsmberlain's Collie, Cholera And
Diarrhea Remedy as one Of the safest
and best medicines before the public for
all cramps, pain in the stomach or bow
els. cholera morbus or disrrhea. have
used this medicine personally" Sold by
+. e. Miller,
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TAO wicked Cor. po.i.srs.


Probably NO great poem was ever
more outrageouAy abused by the omis-
sion Of q single letter than the following
"ode to Spring" The typos who leave
the first = out Of the last word are bad or
careless:
LAST SphAa.
Iikle horse hair sofc
ia . s,arlor stood;
Youth ;.n,l maiden courtins-
DO for, 30 good.
TINS SPnlNO.
Little CRIB. snd baby
Making lots OF bother,
Stand. In Slaee Of soh,
30 far, no farther.
Heen fiodlng His way nePe Since
March 1st.
Fnpm tho Psinesvillc (O.) Democrat.
In few days more the weary plow-
man will plod his way.
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r.yo rArEs. 70. :r,.o DoLLAns

land hundred othsn ssAA same low price,
UIn oNasr 70 aecors tks hSovs low rates SUB
scripuone mus bo paid one year in advance in
every inetAnos. Old Subscribers may avail
themselves Of the same ofgor BY FIRST paying up
all 0rfeassseS.
a. 6nAassihem 20 the Rev York World viii re-
oeyo ~ great prsnium, . so page history Of the
UnioeA Seatss. By e1Press at their expease; or by
peJtae tea osots sddits0oal 81 this oiRos u win
be e6ns by mail.
Any qualification. not named e'ssyo eill b
eane lov rates, or b pAid ny subscribers at
Wholesale prices. We via give she lowest rates
= any novspaper o. magnsino puhliahed in the
GRAPHIC
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frOm the FInndrcau Herald.
We never saw man going out Of
town with harvester in 3 March snow
storm until Saturday. Just What crop
he was going to cut and bind we do not
know, but think it must have been hogs
as the machine Wns set 10 cut short.
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You're Another.

From the Painesville (O.) Democrat.
Dakota editors deny the ~ blished re-
port that colony left thu territory for
Alaska in search Of = warmer climate.
The average Dakota editor 10 reasonably
sure Of his dose of warn climate with
out leaving the territory. All he hos to
do Is to wait until he is laid away.
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1t Voad ESiil isis,, sure.

From tho Woonsoekst News.
The kimba,l GRAPHIC thinks when
our village attorney gets around TO get 9
good square snuff of the breath Of the
hetts man he will have an easy case. But
what will become OF the attorney 2
Doubt whether he'd live to conduct the
prosecution.
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There will be social y, the Prcsbytef.
ian church Friday evening, April 1ss.
Ice cream and cake will be served, and
the popular fresh hoMc- made candies in
larger quantities than before. A brief
musical and literary programme will be
presented. 1t is desired that the social
my - tAo1oughly enjoyable to all. -
veil . tnaaciaily snccesssul. That FRI
~ y Nj Fools Day" is accidental;
10 trick khtcnded. BY order Com.
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AtteatIsa /! Eirenen

III Arenen are requested to be preseut
at Firenen's Hall next Tuesday evening.
Irregular mecting) at : O'clock sharp, as
important business is 10 come before the
meeting. s.W. Kent.
Foreman.
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Vow Msasnre MslI.

Late last fall the GRAPuIc announced
that the Masonic lodge of Kimbali were
soon to havc new hall built expressly
for Its own use. @. L. Plummer offered
at that time to carry up his building. ON
the corner Of Main and Railroad streets.
another story for that purpose. Had not
an early winter set in his proposition
would have been carried into effect.
However, arrangements have now been
made for the construction OF the new
hall at once. The trustees Of the Ma
sonic lodge have agreed with Ar. Plum
mer to takei the hall for term Of years,
and he will begin building operations as
soon as the necessary contracts and ar
rangements can be made. The hall will
be 20 10, II feet ceiling, two ante
rooms with closets, and built expressly
for Masonic use. When completed it will
be one Of the finest lodge rooms in the
territory.
1t is very probable that the K. Of P.
lodge aud G. A. Il. post will lease the
hall for their meetings. aud possibly the
l. o. O. r. A joint meeting Of the afore-
said lodges was held Tuesday evening in
relation to the matter
AJsst Ruling.
In the case of Berward Calm ct al Us.
Farmers & Traders Bank, in the matter
ofa Judgment Of the defendants against
Wethereil & Kent, Judge Tripp has set
aside the verdict, on the groun ds that
the evidence did not warrant the verdict
rendered, and granted motion for a
new trial. The motion for new trial
was argued by Major A. @. Kellam, Of
Goodykoont1 Porter s. Kellsm, before
Judge Tripp at Mitchell on Thursday Of
last week.
The case was one IN which the plain
tiffs, wholesale clothiers, of Chicago,
brought suit against the defendants TO
have judgement of s2, SOC go against
Wctherell i Kent, formerly in the cloth
ing trade at himball, set aside. The
plaintiffs alleged q fraud from the fact
that the defendants did not have said
judgement. taken Sept. 90 last, Immedi-
ately placed on record. W. & K. were
closed by the defendants on execution
on Dec. O.. They (W. & K) owed the
plaintiffs large amount at that time
The case occupied two days at the las.
term of court sud attracted much at,en
tion. The verdict of the jury, which
was in favor of the plaintiffs, Was sur
prise to all who heard the evidence. and
WAS clearly yerdic, springing from the
prejudice the farming element-the jury
were composed mostly of farmers-holds
against banks and noneyed institutions
generally. The defendants had moral
and legal right to withhold placing their
judgement on record rs long as ,ley saw
tit to take the risk; and, i. is safe 10 say,
that it will be difficult to find another
jury so blindly prejuiiced as 10 decide
that they had not, with the same evidence
as on the original trial
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Nen ana we1er


DR.. Milliron ,s At White Lake this
week.
Mr.. W. 4. Lyons. Of Plainaeld, il back
from Iowa.
j. F. sisson 10 now sole owner Of the
Chamberlain Mills.
Mr.. John G. jacobson left for Hills.
boro Monday morning.
Attorney Long, of Chamberlain, war
doing business in town Monday.
Miss Willie Ncilings. Of Mitchell. 10 q
guest Of Mr.. = Mrs. 3. q. Boycs.
W. W. Law and W. M. Law made
dnsl proof before Clerk spaulding Tues
day.
Mrs. r. K. Kinney, wife of Conductor
Kinney. of this division. died in Mitchell
Sunday.
Mayor Guilford, of Chamberlain, Vas
made a Royal Arch Mason a, Mitchell
Tuesday night.
Jerauld County Messenger: Jas.
Byrne, of Rimball, was up buying ia,
stock this week.
Miss Pearl Boyd, of Wilbur township,
has been visiting with the Misses Frank.
lin the past week.
Major jenkins, D. W. spalding and
Capt. Lucas have just returned from the
jamestown encampment.
= Mrs. s.. g. Boycc entertained com
pany of ladies at O'Clock tea last eve
ming, in honor of her guest. Miss Neil.
iings, ofMitchell.
Mrs. Mark Ward sang three solos at a
sconccrtin Chamberlain Wednesday eve
ming. The concert was for the benefit of
the Sunday school library.
E. j. Ives, engaged in the grain busi-
ness in Chicago, was in town early in the
week. Mr.. Ives owns quarter section
Of land south of toy. purchased some
time since ofWip Mckee.
Mitchell Rey ..can: Thos. Kilfca,h-
er. formerk ~ lter OF deeds at Cham
berlain, how in the employ of the
Champit harvester company, and will
make his headquarters In Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins only re-
maining child died of penumonia on
Wednesday morning. As previously
noted in these columns, four OF their
children recently died Of diph,heria.
Thn one whose death is here noted was
also sick from the same disease, but was
fast recovering when pneumonia set in.
Mr.. Collins lives 10 miles southwest of
town.
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Te.. Very 1.,ahefuV

From :he jes.uM County Mcsassesr.
We visited Brule' big town. Kimball.
Monday. 1t is doubtful whether there
is more lively business tOvA II south
Dakota than Kimbsll y. Ths streets
are lined with teams al day, and all
branches of business Is reported as
unnN 4 ,
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A Hit itufAJske.

q BIT VI . Joke.
From the Plankinton FREQ Press.
The White Lake band were refused
pay for their services at Kimball last
week Thursday. because they could not
play "St. Pstrick's Day in the Morning. :"
The boys say their prize piece is the
"zwei Lager Quickstep."
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A slight cold often proves the forerun-
ner OF complaint which may be fatal.
Avoid the result by taking Aver Cher
~ Pectoral. the best remedy for colds.
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Mr.. VIM. Westlake, stock raiser Land
breeder of thoroughbred horses, living
near Avoca. Nebraska. was badly in-
jured by being thrown from sulky.
After using numerous liniments and con-
sulting physicians, without being afford
ed any relief, he obtained . bottle of
Chamberlain Pain Balm from the drug
gist at Avoca, which he began using and
noticed a change for the better, after a
few applications; in two weeks he en-
tirely recovered the use of his arm. 1t Ia
unequalled for severe bruises and sprains.
rheumatism and lame back. Sold by
+. e. Miller.
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IN olden ti,nes," )" observed the Boston
Pcst when man suddenly disappeared
his friends dragged the rivers and ex-
amined all the convenient hanging places.
Nov they drag out his bank account and
examine the hotel registers in Cauada."
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Full line OF Duck Overcosts, Duck
short Coats. Duck Pants and Vests fan
mel lined at ROhiMson,s.
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A Hai.rsad Esu,uor.

FROM the HuGalo Causty Sentinel.
There is runor afoat TO the ehect
that the ailrosd will not be built ON ths
survcr running east of WG,erbsry com.
miles, but that 1t will be changed to rul
west Of that town and probably through
the eastern portion OF Buffalo county
connecting At kimball instead OF Whit,
Lake. We can not vouch for the truth
of it, but hope it is SO nllre snmee.
sitting on the style.
1he turned the music swiftly Ger,
Her lovsiy color aa:ne and won't.
Che toAssd hes jsunty hst acids
And sat before tbs Instrument.
Tho ivory keys, ner ivory hansis
Touched with master touch, the while
With sweetest voice she sang that swsst
Old aoas, "Im Sitting OF the Stile.''
He softly stole within the room
To hear her ains; entranced he sat
Vpon he N ost convonisut chair,
Tlla chair that held her ianaty hat.
She turned and looked with Anea;shed eyes,
hs turned and looked with sickiy smile,
Dshsld the ruin he had wrought
And ssid, I'm Sitting on tho styls."
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We TsId Yea Tint. Months Age.
From the Devils Lake Intar Ooean.
The Indiana Chemical Co., of Crav-
fordsville, Ind, is fraud Publishers.
take notice.
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Twin sch more gooda. quality oonsid-
cred, than any Other 6fn IN Brnlc Co.
for S1.O0. L. d. Bardin
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Stamping Of all kinds At the Nor
ris'Sisters.
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10 not complete until he subscribes for
his home farm paper, the Dakota Farmsr,
published for only sl.0o per year by W,
r. 7. Bushnell, Huron. Dakota. II ID
the ofacial organ Of nearly ell the I'M
portsnt agricultural organizations in the
territory. and is worth many times the
subscription price asked for it.
Energy will do almost anything. but 1t
cannot exist IL the blood 10 impure and
moves slugyishly In the veins. There 10
nothing 80 good fof cleansing the blood
and imparting energy 70 the system as
Ayers Sassparills- Prios d. Six bot
ties, s5. Sold by druggists.
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The New sehsol Law.

The new school law as introduced by
A. Sheridan Jones and passed hy the last
Legislature, y radically di1cr rent from
the old law In many respects. The new
law provides for territorial board of
public instruction that will hereafter
perform the duties heretofore performed
By the territorial superintendent. Ac-
condine 10 its provisions each school
district viii hare definite boundaries and
each school district will have one mcul-
Der Of the township board and he shall
be called director and he sLRll have
power similar to the present moderator.
and has the further power OF choosing
the teacher for his district. subject to
the approval OF the township board.
The township board consists of as many
members as there are schools, and an
amendment introduced by Mr.. Bogcrt
provides that when there is village or
city in any township sue b village or city
shall have q many members in the
board ~ there are teachers In the school
The directors arc elected at The regular
June school election, each district elect
ing only its own member. At the same
time q township treasurer will be voted
for where tho civil towDships are not os
gaufxed. Where the civil townships are
organized the township treasurer shall
be the school treasurer, end the township
clerk the school clerk. Otherwise the
board shall have power 10 employ clerk
not . member of the board and allow
him suitable compensation. The treas
urer shall also receive compensation es-
tablishcd by the board. AT the June
election there shall be elected a county
superintendent. The township board
has power to provide school houses.
sites, fences, etc; and to keep school
property in repair; to organize new
schools when needed; The president and
clerk to coutrsct with the several mem
bers, and sign the osders for the teach
ers' wages; to prepare and Forward the
reports required by law; 10 make such
rules as may be necessary for the proper
!
msintenance and management Of = sys
TEN OF common schools In their town
ship;to provide high school privileges
in certain cases, and to levy taxes not to
exceed thirty mills on dollar. The
county clerk has power also to make q
levy of two mills ON every dollar of tax
able property in the county and tax of
81 upon each voter in the county. This
| last shall be known as the county fund
| for support Of schools. The fund raised
for the support of schools by the town
ship levy shall be apportiored $50 to
each sub-district and the remainder OF
the fund shall be distributed among the
districts according to the number OF
children of school age in each The
ab-districts may also by 3 vote OF It's
electors levy q further tax for the sup.
port of their own school.
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G. V. Baxter. an experienced and sue
cessful druggist at Dewitt, Iowa, says
one family there created an immense
sale for Chamberlain Cough Remedy,
by using and recommending it to their
neighbors, during their siege Of whoop-
ing cough, now it sells rapidly on its
merits. il has no equal for coughs. colds
and Group. Sold BY F. E. Miller.
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Fresh New York Buckwheat Flour at
Bardin's.
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Por sale eheap. A few bushels Of
Timothy. Millet. red and white aud al
falfs Clover and Kentscky blue grass
Seed. Also ash asd box elder tres Seed.
q r. G. Smiths Fsed Store.
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a Valuable 'rc.tlmoEial.

SonoAo AcHuSOEA1t.
From an Exchange.
Dear sir-Two months ago my wife
could hardly speak. She has taken two
bottles OF your Life Renewer,' and can,
speak at all. Please send me two more
bOttles"
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Young men who want to dzess,n style
should order tAeir spring suits made
with lov snt vest. An eastern eK-
cha nge In noting the fashions for sentls-
mems wearthis season says: "TAe low
cut vests which have gradually been
seeking recognition and were well nigh
strangled upon their drst appearance are
now . fixed thing. and every stylish
suit, has low cut vest. The vest Tor q
business suit shows eight or ten inches
OF shirt-front, while that for dress Is cut
considerably lower" This will knock
The dirty shirt neck-tie," I" which during
the reign Of the high vest. became 30
popular and handy, into the way beyond,
and man must keep on thoright side of
his .asherwomsn in order to keep up
his supply of clean shirts
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Al6AAfk.

Apt0SuAs
In communication to the Bij ou Hills
Times Mr.. G. j. Maynard relates his cK.
perienoe with alfalfa as follows:
Nov that spring has come, a desire to
fulfil nay promise made you last fan as to
hog my alfalfa came through the severe
winter just passed, and when and how
lsowed the same. plowcd ground as
36on as the oats were of. narrowed fine,
and sowed one.fourth bushel seed on one
and one half acres and smooshed level
with plank. 1t came up after two
weeks. ms4e good growth Of sir TO
seven inches, rooted down six to twelve
inches, and vas quito thick on the ground
the 10Th % New, when II went into Wiz
teE quarters Esd soon nnder snow. and
mdst Of II ~ greellsAs any iHe before
frost. 10 looking as h to dsy. nnd many
places (where snow yeaaained fhrougho
the wiuter) still green and where the top
10 dead the root 10 freeA and crowns as
green u, last fall. I alsosoved some
timotby 81 same time which u hooking
we'll. VIII SOW more alfalfa Ii time Of
sowing oats, but alone. VIII never SOW
ggssse. sitk other grain ~ I cannot
afford IT,
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Hssse c,ean,nx Tlme l. Hero.

ETOn the IhstEIlh NtIubllcAn.
Wish We could go fishing
The days Of the married man are few
and full Of trouble. A year ago an item
of this kind could not be found in the
GRAPn1c columns.
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ere the tame Laws are Enforce,

@'S'ssA esso H'fIt"RHusPts0s = St1sVHiCIes :
Five natives of one of the South Pa
cifc Islands were hanged for killing y
missionary. They appear to be very
strict In enforcing the game laws in that
scctinn